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Stocks ended little changed Friday, shrugging off the latest tough trade talk from President Trump.
General Electric's latest earnings gave investors a lot to consider. Here is the trade.
Global stocks weakened Friday as investors continue to fixate on developments in trade disputes between the U.S. and China and comments from President Donald Trump that could suggest the dollar may by the next weapon in the White House's arsenal in the brewing trade war.
U.S. stock futures are mixed as investors fixate on comments from Donald Trump that could suggest the dollar may by the next weapon in the White House's arsenal in the trade war; Microsoft beats earnings estimates on strength in its cloud computing business; General Electric reports earnings.
President Donald Trump said he was ready to increase tariffs on China-made goods to as much as $500 billion in order to address what he has called an unfair trade deficit with the world's second largest economy.
Stocks fell on Thursday after data in the Fed's "Beige Book" report suggested trade-war concerns are affecting corporate investment decisions and as earnings season kicked into high gear.
